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18652	Bailey, Arthur Scott	The Tale of Henrietta Hen			.txt	text/plain	14701	1500	94	There were times when Henrietta Hen took pains that all her neighbors everybody to know that Henrietta Hen had laid another of her famous eggs. Henrietta Hen took one long last look at him. All this time Henrietta Hen hadn't said a word. "I'm too proud to talk with you," said Henrietta Hen. "Really, I mustn't be seen talking with you," Henrietta Hen told Mr. Crow. "Good Afternoon!" Henrietta Hen greeted the Rooster. "That's just what the cockerel said!" Henrietta Hen exclaimed. Henrietta Hen said that she hadn't noticed which cockerel it was. Polly Plymouth Rock didn't like Henrietta Hen's remark. "Johnnie Green has played a mean trick on me," Henrietta Hen cackled. "I'd like to see her," Henrietta Hen had said. "I don't know whether you can help me or not," said Henrietta Hen. "_One_ feather wouldn't do me any good," said Henrietta Hen with a	./cache/18652.txt	./txt/18652.txt